RIP CZ 97 Series

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I’m sure I’m wrong about this and it has nothing to do with it but CZ now owns Colt and if I recall correctly Colt has been known for making pistols in .45 ACP…
 
Not a fan of the .45 cartridge, so no loss to me. That said, maybe they are repurposing the frame for 10mm? Maybe call it the CZ100 or CZ110? I'd be all over that one!

You do know those names are already taken, right?

The polymer striker fired gun CZ doesn't want to admit ever existed.
 
I got a great deal on an EAA Witness 45, and then soon after, on a SAR K2 45
I like the SAR mag capacity, but the CZ has one feature I can't find in another DA/SA; you can't engage the safety with the hammer down.
 
I’m confused. Was there a problem with the Tanfoglio? I’m hoping to get a 10 Tanfoglio when they become available, and if there is a problem I want to know.
The only problem is the Super Heavy recoil spring and the lack of slide serrations to do a quick rack. I’m probably going to get it optic cut so I can rack the slide. It’s that slick (in terms of not being about to rack the slide)

Try one for yourself, it looks cool but if I can’t easily rack the slide, I can’t carry it.
 
FNX 45 Tactical. One of the best shooting 45's I have ever owned. I load more 45acp than any other cartridge.

I trust your experience and I’m sure it’s everything you say it is.

However, it is still a plastic pistol and the CZ97 is not.
 
I trust your experience and I’m sure it’s everything you say it is.

However, it is still a plastic pistol and the CZ97 is not.
Interesting , isn't it? I have shot 10s of thousands of rounds out of metal 45s of all sorts and this one behaves so well. The CZ97 I was looking at was purchased by a friend of mine so I'll get a chance to shoot it soon enough.
 
I guess the cancellation of the P227 foreshadowed the CZ-97.

The 227 was the gun Sig never needed to make, since they already had the P220. It’s nearly impossible to tell them apart side-by-side.

That said, I have one of each. :)
 
Interesting , isn't it? I have shot 10s of thousands of rounds out of metal 45s of all sorts and this one behaves so well. The CZ97 I was looking at was purchased by a friend of mine so I'll get a chance to shoot it soon enough.

I was going to get out of loading 45, stick to 9 and 10mm, but I can't let the FNX 45 go. It's stupid expensive, but it sure shoots. Suppressed or not, it's a wonderful gun. Have a 97B, gloss blued. It's nice, but long outdated IMO.
 
I trust your experience and I’m sure it’s everything you say it is.

However, it is still a plastic pistol and the CZ97 is not.
I like some plastic, for 9mm and 30 Super Dooper Com Carry and .22LR

BUT for the big boys!?!?!?! Cold Steel! or Hot Aluminum
 
The only problem is the Super Heavy recoil spring and the lack of slide serrations to do a quick rack. I’m probably going to get it optic cut so I can rack the slide. It’s that slick (in terms of not being about to rack the slide)

Try one for yourself, it looks cool but if I can’t easily rack the slide, I can’t carry it.

My Witness Limited in 9mm has serrations, and all the ones on their website seem to have serrations. It’s a little confusing since EAA doesn’t distribute Tanfoglio any more, but all the ones I can find here look serrated.

http://www.italianfirearmsgroup.com/tanfoglio/
 
The only problem is the Super Heavy recoil spring and the lack of slide serrations to do a quick rack. I’m probably going to get it optic cut so I can rack the slide. It’s that slick (in terms of not being about to rack the slide)

Try one for yourself, it looks cool but if I can’t easily rack the slide, I can’t carry it.
I know what you mean, I wanted a .45 Witness but the slide had too little gripping surface to rack easily.
 
I know what you mean, I wanted a .45 Witness but the slide had too little gripping surface to rack easily.
oooh yeah, I put grip tape on the slide for temporary solution. I’ll just send it out for a optic cut.
 
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